Nicorepo

Nicorepo is an (unofficial) API client for Nicorepo on nicovideo.jp

• Fetch nicorepo logs
• Filter them by topics and a period
• Provides a built-in CLI and commands

• ruby 2.3.0

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'nicorepo'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install nicorepo

client = Nicorepo::Client.new

client.all
# => Returns raw logs wrapped in Nicorepo::Report

client.lives(10)
# => Returns 10 live logs

client.videos(10, from: Time.now - (3600 * 24), to: Time.now - (3600 * 48))
# => Returns 10 uploaded video logs (at most) within yesterday

client.all.format
# => Returns an array of logs formatted by Nicorepo::Report::DefaultFormatter

Nicorepo requires your nicovideo account and reads them from the ~/.netrc file.

Add following lines to your ~/.netrc.

machine nicovideo.jp
  login your@email.account
  password your-password

And set the permission if not yet.

$ chmod 0600 ~/.netrc

$ nicorepo

You can use following commands in interactive cli.

If you want only video logs, type video command.

> video

Or you can also use aliases.

> v

Some commands have options of -n, --request-num=N and -p, --limit-page=N. For example:

> lives -n20 -p5

It fetches 20 live logs at a most, with limitation of max 5 pages.

If you omit them the default values are used for that. (the defaults are configurable)

> v
# => `video -n10 -p10`
> v -n20
# => `video -n20 -p10`
> v -p5
# => `video -n20 -p10`

And also, you can use -l, --latest, -h, --hours and -d, --days options to fetch logs in the specific period.

> all -l

Collect all logs until reach the last fetched log.

> lives -h1

Collect live logs until 1 hour ago.

You can configure default request_num and limit_page by adding ~/.nicorepo.yaml if you want. Please refer the sample nicorepo/.nicorepo.yaml.sample or copy it to your home directory.

Sample

request_num:
  general: 20
  videos: 5
limit_page:
  general: 5
  videos: 10

• general: used in all commands
• all, videos, lives: used in each command, has higher priority than general

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/upinetree/nicorepo/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request